ISLAMABAD, December 10: As Pakistan has opened an informal border crossing with the Islamic Republic of Iran to facilitate local trade and movement of border residents of the two countries, members of the Pakistan Senate Standing Committee on Commerce are working on an agenda for facilitating border exchanges and barter trade with Iran.
Members of Senate Standing Committee on Commerce have visited Quetta on the direction of Chairman Senate Muhammad Sadiq Sanjrani to review the issues of barter trade and local traders in Balochistan. – PR
Senate Standing Committee on Commerce undertakes mission to boost barter trade with Iran
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